Heat-network design

Evinox Energy, space heating, district heating, communal heating, heat network

Evinox Energy’s free ‘Heat network design guide’ covers all the key factors to consider when planning, designing and delivering a communal- or district-heating projects. The company also offers a CIBSE-approved CPD seminar for communal- and district-heating systems.

The scope of any heat-network project begins at the planning stage and carries through to system design, product selection, network maintenance and end-use support. Attention to detail must be applied at every stage of a project to deliver a successful, efficient and cost-effective heat network.

Successful design, installation and operation relies on a large number of factors that can vary from project to project. The guide is a useful tool for system design and product selection; it supplements other industry standards, guidelines, regulations and codes of practice.

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